On 01/06/2015 08:40 PM, Jack wrote:
Here, I have a directory 'abstractions' in the Gem directory...
it seems that patrice is doing a "make install", which copies
abstractions and externals into a flat directory.
Le 06/01/2015 20:17, patrice colet a écrit :
Le 06/01/2015 19:08, IOhannes m zmölnig a écrit :
On 01/06/2015 12:02 AM, patrice colet wrote:
hello,
Just tried out the git version and got some errors...
is this git from sourceforge or from github? (i just noticed that
i hadn't pushed to sf in a while; fixed that)
I usually get Gem sources from github
thanks for confirmation.
gemmouse doesn't output anything
make sure you are using the abstractions of these objects (rather
than the used-to-be built-ins)
I'm sure I'm using the gemmouse abstraction outputting zeros
instead of x.y window coordinates
so does it "not output anything" or 0/0? that's quite something different.
also given that gemglxwindow does not compile on your machine, which
window backend do you actually use (hidden in [gemwin] there's a
[gemdefaultwindow] abstraction that contains an object like [gemglxwindow]).
but
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there are undefined symbols at windows creation:
/usr/lib/pd-l2ork/extra/Gem/gemglxwindow.pd_linux: undefined
symbol: _ZN9GemWindow3keyESsii
so do you actually get a window when you [create( one?
i'm a bit confused.
and gemkeyboard doesn't load,
what does it say?
make also sure that you have the path to the abstractions in you
search-path (this should only be a problem if you are running Gem
from a non-install (e.g. out of the build-tree))
I've only run in my archlinux machine:
$ cd Gem $ git pull $ ./configure --prefix /usr/lib/pd-l2ork &&
make && make install
'git pull' didn't show any change in build system, should I run
something else to install?
The gemmouse.pd abstraction is located in Gem root directory and
there is no abstraction directory
is this from a fresh checkout?
yes terday
:-)
what i really meant was: did you do a fresh clone, or did you just
update an existing one (sometimes there are problems with the latter